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by grishka
702 days ago
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Why would you care who spawned the thread? If your code is thread-safe, it shouldn't make a difference. One potential problem with regular IPC I see is that it's nondeterministic in terms of performance/throughput because you can't be sure when the scheduler will decide to run the other side of whatever IPC mechanism you're using. With these "doors", you bypass scheduling altogether, you call straight "into" the server process thread. This may make a big difference for systems under load. |
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